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Old 14-03-2014
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I'm looking to camp on site at this years oople race but I'm undecided on what tent to buy? Has anyone got any recommendations? There will be 2 of us and preferably something easy to put up and take down. Thanks in advance.
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if it's just for kipping in, you can't go wrong with this, flies up in seconds and doesn't take up too much boot space either http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/outdo...FZShtAodzFMARQ
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Depends what you want it for - is it just for sleeping or will you be cooking, storing stuff etc.

If I speak with my Scout Leader hat on, then firstly I would always advise you go for a size at least 1 man bigger than you need (i.e. if there are 2 of you, go for a 3 man etc). A decent sized porch area is good for storage / cooking.
A pop up is certainly easy - practice taking it down in advance as that is inversely proportional to the ease of erection.

Vango do some great low/mid priced tents as do the outdoor shop "Go Outdoors" - their "Hi-Gear" range is very good and often mirrors higher priced brands.
Sewn in ground sheet means warmer, less likelihood to leak, but also less air flow - NO NOT TRY TO BBQ INSIDE A TENT WITHOUT AIRFLOW.

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I was actually looking at a Vango tent...

http://www.outbacktrading.co.uk/prod...FasEwwodp5YA4Q

Looks good????
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if you can find 1 the Quechua Base 4.1 is awesome.

the bedroom part can sleep 4, for 2 it's a palace - and the main area you can stand up in and 2 can pit comfortably in.

Erected (hehe) in literally seconds and put away in a few minutes.
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Quecha all the way,

takes some getting used to folding it back up however.
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